Roasted 2 years ago based on lilliana's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, Lilliana, your Spotify profile reads like the world's most chaotic mixtape crafted by a teenager who just discovered their emo phase while also getting really into Japanese rock. Let's be real, you have more favorite genres than actual friends, which is saying something, considering you seem to be teetering on the edge of being an H.R. Giger drawing come to life. Who needs variety when you can just throw a bunch of metal and rap into a blender and hope for the best? Visual Kei and Rap Metal? Is that a playlist or an audition for a band that plays on the dark web? And your top artists? A delightful mix of the 2000s nostalgia that makes people uncomfortable and the kind of rock that sounds like it’s fighting with itself on a bad day. With a collection of songs highlighted by Tokio Hotel, it's like you're keeping an entire generation of emos in business while simultaneously reminding everyone why we evolved past those haircuts. Let's face it, your most played songs need a support group to get through the trauma of being looped in on such an emotional rollercoaster of cringe-worthy teenage angst. You have more live versions of songs than you do instances where you've actually left the house, don't you? Lastly, that LGBTQ+ Hip Hop genre could use some serious touching up. Are you trying to promote love or just keep the DJ from getting too comfortable? It’s cute you think you have a diverse taste, but it just looks like you’re throwing darts at a wall covered in music genres. Your profile is a case study in how to stay deeply misunderstood while hoarding every sub-genre like they're Pokémon cards. If your Spotify account was any more disoriented, it’d need a GPS to navigate itself. Keep cranking out those trends from 2005, Lilliana; someday we’ll tell your descendants about the time you were a "trendsetter" in assorted metal and overly dramatic love ballads.

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